The stories and posts in this column of the website of Gerle Financial Communications deal with the life insurance business, specifically in Germany.
‘Advising women on financial and pension matters differs fundamentally from advising men.’ For Regina Vossen, with over 30 years of experience in finance and insurance, this is something she sees…
What are the (regulatory) changes that independent insurance intermediaries and brokers will face in Germany by 2030? What consequences will the EU’s Retail Investment Strategy have for Sales? And how…
On average women can expectof only 800 euros from the German state pension - men, on the other hand, almost 1,200 euros. Gender pay and gender pension gaps are unfortunately…
The new, third episode of GFC (not the 'Global Financial Crisis') Podcast is about financial market regulation, the still threatening commission cap for life insurance and the EU taxonomy (and…
One of the few positive effects of the Coronavirus crisis and lockdown during recent months was that I had more time to take up new things - like creating an…
Regulation, commission caps, digitalization - the topics discussed by seven top-class representatives from politics, consumer protection, and financial associations at the Federal Press Conference in Berlin, at the invitation of…
Which effect do the political and economic centrifugal forces of Europe have on pensions in Germany? It seems to be a platitude that Europe is going through challenging times –…
